Sentence examples for whole terminology from inspiring English sources

Damon told Comic Con "the whole terminology of the 99% and the 1% wasn't even there" when production began on the film three years ago.

Indeed, the whole terminology is misleading.

However, there is another reason to employ a whole new terminology as to deny the aspirational motivations of a loser seeking redemption in mass killing.

This original approach does not require training sets of manually curated documents and only needs to be loaded once to a whole gene terminology.

He was referring to the tortured sci-fi exactness of lines like, "It'll take a few moments to get the coordinates from the navi-computer," but it's the whole arcane language and terminology of the Star Wars universe that must befuddle some actors.

Even if in this paper we only show the results obtained in the most populated hierarchies, we applied the translation algorithm to the whole SNOMED CT terminology.

To provide an overview about the whole existing smart grid terminology, the technical standardization bodies continually collect these terminological units to use them as lexicological basis for standardization activities aiming at providing technical standards.

Watson's memo has brought with it a whole bag of dusty terminology about 'entryism' and Trotskyism.

An FDG PET/CT examination may cover various coaxial imaging ranges; these ranges are described as follows, with different denominations depending on European standard (GL 1.0) or US standard (defined in Current Procedural Terminology 2005): Whole-body imaging : From the top of the head through the feet (standard for both Europe and the US).

These partitions contain the whole or parts of the terminology systems ICF, ICD-10 and NCSP.

The MeSH is the terminology, covering the whole area of medicine, used by the NLM for indexing MEDLINE citations.